Fine Art Landscape Photography Prints

All of my prints are curated and managed by me. I’ve narrowed down three of my favorite print mediums to encompass the range of my portfolio that you’ll find below. I’ve included a few details to give you an idea of how each paper presents itself and the image you’ve selected. I break down this entire process in my video about printing your own work that you can find below. If you’d like a specific image printed on another medium please get in contact with me!

Type: Giclée with an archival life of 80+ years using 11 inks at a resolution of 2880 x 1440 DPI.

Paper: Hahnemühle Photorag is one the most popular archival papers in the print medium. Presents muted blacks, excellent detail, and natural color reproduction. This will have an offwhite tone with a super matte finish. This is a sensitive paper that should be handled with care!

Type: Giclée with an archival life of 80+ years using 11 inks at a resolution of 2880 x 1440 DPI.

Paper: Printed on Canson Baryta which presents superb black density, bright whites, and perfect detail. This print will have a very light gloss and an extra smooth texture. This is a sensitive paper that should be handled with care!

Type: Silver-based digital C-type archival prints

Paper: Printed on Fuji Crystal archive paper that has a semi-matte finish somewhat similar to a standard lustre finish but with a slightly smoother texture. Colors and details pop and look very natural bringing life to any setting.

All production of these paper prints will be environmentally offset. Meaning the deliveries, energy used to create the prints, and even the cloud storage emissions will be offset. All paper prints and deliveries use sustainable and environmentally conscious materials including:

• Sustainably sourced inkjet papers such as Canson, Hahnemühle and Fuji

• Recyclable packaging envelops and tubes

• Recyclable cardboard stiffeners

• Paper tape made from 100% recycled fibers

• Biodegradable bubble wrap

• Wax paper instead of plastic envelopes

I HIGHLY recommend taking these to a professional frame shoppe before opening. Some of these prints can be very fragile and can be damaged quite easily trying to frame them yourself. If you do plan on putting them in your own frame just be extra cautious.

I am absolutely confident you will enjoy your prints and expect them to last generations. That being said, I also know things happen, especially in shipping. If you receive your order and something looks damaged please just email me (alex@alexarmitage.com) with a picture showing the damage to the package and I will take care of it as soon as possible. If for any reason you are unsatisfied with your purchase, I will do everything I can to make it right.

I also offer a replacement policy in the event you damage your print, even by accident. This will exist for the lifetime of my work and will cost you only the production of the renewed print. Contact me with a description of what happened: “got dropped by the movers,” “my child crashed into it,” or anything of that nature.

I’ve yet to have an unsatisfied customer but in the rare event you received your work and are not satisfied and I cannot make it right, we can discuss returning the work with a 25% restocking fee depending on the circumstances.